[Intro] GmGm F I'd been a girl and wanderingGm F Frequented my late afternoonGm F Summer in New York CityGm F Wearin' the sweater colour greenGm F Bb So one night I sat down in a chair and knitted thereGm F Years after trying to lead a woman's lifeGm F Bb Eb I met a friend who had a red-haired wifeGm F She said to me, Woman, I'd like your clothesGm F Come on and let us try both and take tender careGm F Bb And when you need help I will be thereDb Ab Db Ab Memories and seasons achieve their affairsDb Ab Db Ab Sometime in April the sweater I wearBb Eb Bb Eb Sometime in April the letter I readGm F Gm F Dear friend, I think of you on the top of Empire StateGm F Dear friend, I'm lonesomeGm F Dear friend, I've been wellGm F How do you spell your name?Gm F The city has changed meCm Eb I am no longer the sameGm F Gm F He wrote to me: Woman, I'd like to stayGm F Gm F Liberty Statue has got so many starsGm F Bb But when you need help I will be thereGm F I'd been a girl and wanderingGm F Frequented my late afternoonGm F Summer in New York CityGm F Wearin' the sweater colour green
Colour Green
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